BabyStevie26

Late response, but I'm off and on looking to find people to play with. Of the stuff listed in the OP I'm mostly an MMO player, formerly WoW, currently Final Fantasy XIV, with some Guild Wars 2 or Star Wars the Old Republic when I'm feeling like something different. I've actually been on a fighting game kick lately. Tekken 8 mostly as it newest release, with Guilty Gear Strive an occasional fall back. Also got other recent releases I haven't played as much.

Yes that is actually the title. It's a parody romcom "harem manga" (in which one guy has multiple girls vying for his attention). If you're familiar with Gintama, this is basically a harem equivalent. The series focuses on a boy named Rentarou who, after experiencing 100 heartbreaks before the end of middle school, is promised by a god of love that he will meet 100 soulmates to make up for it. However, a soulmate connection uses up all of a person's good fortune and, should that relationship fail, the resulting misfortune will likely result in the death of one or both halves of the couple. Rentarou decides there's only one thing for him to do: make each and every single one of them his girlfriend simultaneously. This polyamory product's peculiar premise properly promoted, let's get down to why I'm bringing it up here. I'm bringing it up because of two characters. The first one is girlfriend #5, met in chapter 10, Kusuri Yakusen. A prodigy pharmacologist who is an upperclassman to Rentarou, though you'd never know it to look at her since one of her self-made drugs renders her regressed much younger. While never actually seen to my knowledge, she's on record as regularly wearing diapers because she finds stopping her experiments to use the bathroom to be a chore. More than once she has not feared failing in a potty emergency because she has one on. She has also, on two separate occasions, produced a drug that turned multiple members of the cast into babies for a short period. The second character is girlfriend #17, introduced chapter 81. Kishika Torotoro is captain of the kendo club, a certified badass in most situations. A more reliable friend and, in the case of her family, elder sister you could not ask for and Kishika takes great pride in this aspect of herself. That said, because she's always had to be the reliable one, the caretaker, what she absolutely craves is to be spoiled/pampered in much the way a little one would. If she gets this parental affection, or anything even remotely resembling it, she immediately melts into a pile of Little Space, to her intense embarrassment once she snaps out of it. A common form for her gag to take is for something to trigger her baby mode for a page or so, then for her to cry out "Just kill me!" once she's back in her right mind. In one amusing moment with both characters, Kusuri and Kishika have an argument and Kusuri storms off yelling insults at Kishika. The resulting exchange is as follows: Kusuri: You big dummy! You whiny brat! Thumb sucker! Adult baby! Boob licker! Panty wetter! Kishika: That one is pure projection!

Apologies if this isn't the right section of the forum. Just seemed the best place for advice given the nature of the question. I'm not a bedwetter, but I'm attempting a stint of 24/7 and have made a rule for myself to wet my diaper before getting out of bed. The problem I run into with this is that my diaper leaks from the top waistband. Any advice for dealing with this particular brand of leak? I'm currently using Abena L4s at bedtime. I've tried folding the front of the diaper inward, but it doesn't really stay in place overnight. Different positions help but I am for doing it while laying on my stomach (my normal sleeping position). I have a small supply of cloth diapers, though I need to stock up on plastic pants.

I'm honestly wondering right now if Annabelle's mother wants custody back because being nearly killed by her own daughter made her realize "man, I really effed up" and wants to make amends, or if it's just narcissistic "I want her back because she's mine."

I picked "Other" because my immediate thought, old-school platformers, was not on the list. I grew up on Mario games, Mega Man, and similar so if I see a good one of those I'm all-in.

1. When I wet, I am typically/I prefer... standing, but leaning forward while I do so. The additional pressure helps the wetting start.

I recently had a thought, briefly mentioned in the Idea Adoption Thread, but when Amazons get Littles from other dimensions, I've noticed it's always more civilized/modern day worlds. It makes me wonder if they could get Littles from less modern/civilized dimensions, or otherwise worlds where humanity is in a rough enough place that being abducted and forced into diapers is an improvement. Imagine living in the middle ages, during the time of the Black Plague, and then suddenly being whisked a land of giants where everyone was healthy and clean, including yourself, and the price to pay was becoming a baby for those giants.

On the flip side, Sakaki from Azumanga Daioh. Her issue is that she wants to be cute, and likes cute things, but is so tall and unintentionally intimidating that she can never quite manage it. I've often thought she'd be a prime candidate for an ABDL for that reason, but imagine her in the diaper dimension, where she's every but as tiny and cute as she could ever hope for. Another idea could be Detective Conan, only instead of being shrunk to the size of a first grader, Shinichi and Haibara are turned from Amazons to Littles. In a similar vein of "being in the diaper dimension is more blessing than curse", one thing I've never seen is a DD story with Littles from another world where, in that world, humans aren't the dominant species. Coming from a world where being human meant you rated somewhere between "slave" and "livestock", at best, becoming trapped in a world where you can eat your full without fearing for your life would practically be heaven.

I've started something of a slow burn on mine. Every time I empty my diaper pail I toss out a pair of my big boy pants with them. I haven't worn underwear in about a month now. It's been either diapers or pullups (for work)

There's a Japanese comic called My Hero Academia that has a character with something like this. He was, in fact, just recently re-introduced. His power is specifically that anyone who replied to him verbally came under his control. However it also specified that a recording or transmission of his voice wouldn't work, since at that point it just becomes electronic signal. Not sure if that's something you'd want to incorporate, or if that maybe just means that the recording would have to be really good (or jus convince the Pet even), but something I thought I'd toss out there.

In a world where, Because Reasons, toilet training occurs much later in childhood and is, by no means, guaranteed to succeed, how does society regard the "Hopeless Cases" who never grow out of needing diapers? On the Diaper Dimension side: A gang of Littles who band together to avoid adoption, at any cost. I have a version of this I tend to use as a character's backstory if/when I resume Student's Pet, but I'll put it out there for anyone else who wants to flesh it out further. Various ways that Amazons procure Littles for adoption. Note the distinction of how they find and adopt Littles, but how they get them there to adopt in the first place. My own thought was a series of shorts with different methods each. Basically "Where do Littles come from?"

For what it's worth, it's not so much that DD did anything but a while back something hit that site and wiped out a large percentage of posts. That's why you might see a lot of older stories marked with "Repost"

Like Hares to the Amazons' Tortoises. That makes me wonder think now, if a Little's life stages are proportionately shorter vs an Amazon's or vice versa. Does an Amazon spend more time in actual babyhood/childhood than a Little? There are a number of stories where a babied Little is used to pick up the pace on an Amazon child's development. Maybe Amazons have longer pregnancies, which contributes to the low birth rate (something I've had/thought of as the case in my own stories)

I like the different stories take place in different locales/counties options myself. I tended to get the impression that the Diaper Dimension is a large group of island nations rather than big continents, so numerous counties is a simple way to explain differences both minor and major. The closest I've dabbled into an actual country with its own rules is mention of a Japan analogue, Hankokku, where the view of Littles is a strictly conservative Littles=Children, with no distinction drawn beyond that children become adults. I even had the thought, thanks to this thread, that a Hankokku nickname for Littles is "Eternal Children". Though the idea of the country was mostly to explain why an character (an immigrant from there) modeled her daycare after a Japanese preschool/kindergarten, which I really did for the heck of it and skip in a reference to One Piece's amazon queen, Boa Hancock.

The story was "Those Three Words" a link to it should be in my signature for reference. I never gave that elderly little an exact age. The most I did was note that her care had passed on from her "Parents" to her adult siblings, so she'd been adopted for a long time. For myself, I never put too much thought into total lifespan. I generally assumed Littles and Amazons were similar. I could see rapidly aging or lower lifespans as a Proportional Lifespan thing, or Littles being freed if they get old enough they aren't cute anymore, as more than a few Amazons in these stories tend to be pretty superficial about this stuff. For longevity, it could also be Amazons have rejuvenation / life lengthening procedures in their more scientifically advanced world that Littles wouldn't have access to outside of adoption.